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It
is
bachelor
who
is
reduced
to
cleansing
his
own
clothing.
Emergencies
are
quite
likely
to
arise
at
any
time,
in
which
prompt
action
may
save
cloth-
ing
from
becoming
ruined.
"
First
aid
to
the
injured
"
is
quite
as
nec-
essary
in
case of
an
overturned
soup
plate
or
a
carving
accident
as
on
the
battlefield
or
in
a
street
brawl,
and
fortunate
indeed
is
the
man
who
knows
just
how
to
cope
with
a
grease
spot
or
a
stain.
There
are
many
simple
but
effica-
cious
cleansing
agents
that
may
be
employed,
and
every
man
should
familiarize
himself
with
a
few
of
them
to
be
used
in
case
of
emergency.
Grease
spots
are
the
most
common
injuries
to
clothing;,
and
these
are
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